Failure : failure is never the final!

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Failure doesn't mean you are a failure.
It just mean you haven't succeeded yet.
Failure doesn't mean you have accomplished nothing, It does mean you have learnt something.
Failure doesn't mean you've been a fool to try, it does mean you were brave you had nerve.
You had courage, be proud of yourself.
Failures doesn't mean you"ll never make it.
It does mean you may need to try once more.
Failure doesn't mean you are finished, it does mean you have a Chance to start all over again.
Failure doesn't mean God has abandoned you. it does mean He has a BETTER IDEA .
So know this truth, failure is never the final.

Originally written by Dr Robert Schulle






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